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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1975
Page
1
Newspaper readers ask if quirky giggling signals nerves or insanity and share personal turmoil about gossip, self talk, marriage infidelity, and privacy. Ann Landers advises on insecurity, normalcy, and handling family revelations with sensitivity and guidance.
The piece discusses trends toward an aging population by 2000 and growth in the South, with mobility trends from 1970 to 1975 showing 41.3 percent of Americans over five changing locations and 72 percent of 25 to 29 year olds moving. It mentions universities without classrooms and preference for smaller towns, highlighting mobility as a path to better fit conditions and amenities.
President Ford keeps a wide-open list of vice presidential possibilities to pressure rivals. Nelson Rockefeller’s departure clouds the ticket as Schlesinger and Colby are ousted in a rapid White House shakeup. Scowcroft replaces Kissinger on the NSC while Rumsfeld is eyed for the Pentagon role and potential 1976 running mate.
A letter from Bill Crawford of London Ohio contests the Cuero Record obituary headline for Walter Rank. He argues no witnesses confirm suicide and requests publication of his address for correspondence. He notes corrections about Mr Goebel and cites personal history with Cuero.
Observers say Texas constitutional revision is a dead issue after eight proposed amendments were defeated by about three to one across urban and rural areas. Only Duval Webb counties approved all eight. El Paso and Kenedy counties showed partial support. Lawmakers doubt a citizens convention will occur. LWV Texas remains committed to a convention. The new Jail Standards Commission reported only six years met all Health Department standards in county jails, and discussed public support for jail upgrades.
A PRESS ASSOCIATION report notes only six counties achieved a perfect jail score with eight others single violations. The Commission can close substandard jails and transfer prisoners. Legislators debated whether a 1977 tax bill is needed as state revenue plans loom.
On November 14 American forces demanded surrender on the Plains of Abraham. British General Guy Carleton, with ample supplies and shelter from cold, answered with gunfire. Quebec remained under British control as the siege continued.
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